Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, November 22, 1961, Wednesday Issue, Image 9

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CDamascus
By Elizabeth Kile
WA. 6-1454
t
The Churches of Damascus
will join in a Thanksgiving
Service to be held at the Damas
cus Methodist Church, Thanks
giving morning at 10 a.m. Rev.
. Gilbert Hershaw of the First
Baptist will preach. There will
be special music. St. Anne’s
Episcopal, The Church of God,
Damascus Methodist, Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer and
the First Baptist are cooperat
ing in the service.
z* * *
Z Judy King of Miss Mullinix’,
6th Grade Class, accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph Hawkins, at
tended the special meeting of
the Board of Education held
Tuesday, November 14. They j
were representing the parents
and students of the Damascus '
Elementary School. This meet-
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ing is held each year in reco
gnition of American Education <
Week. j
•• '
Misses Edwina and Constance '
Mullinix had “Open House” on <
Sunday, November 5 to honor j'
their mother, Mrs. Emory Mul-j
--linix on her ninetieth birthday. j*
Many f friends and relatives '
from surrounding counties, -
Baltimore and Washington
came to wish the honor guest
many happy returns. Her grand- 1
children, Mr. and Mrs. Barry J
Morris of Tallahassee, Fla.,
flew in for the celebration and '
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Mullinix at Maple
I Heights Farm. 1
• * *
Rev. Gilbert Henshaw of the *
| First Baptist Church attended
I the meetings of the Maryland ! r
! Baptist Convention held Novem
ber 13, 14 and 15 at the First 1
Baptist Church of Baltimore. 1
The Convention urged the Bap
tist Churches of Maryland to j
do all in their power to remove |
racial discrimination in the j
State of Maryland. They were :
urged to oppose the selling and
consuming of alcoholic bever
ages. They were instructed to
study the Communistic doctrines
to be informed and to oppose it
in every possible way.
* • f
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Piersol!
who formerly lived in Damas- j
cus, but have recently been re-!
siding in Silver Spring, have
purchased the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Traven at 26808 Grace
Court. MT. and Mrs. Traver,
who is with the AEC, has been
transferred to Bay Village, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. George Div, jr.
have purchased a new home on
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our community from Baltimore 1
and is with AEC. Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Root of Washington are
building a new home in Damas
cus Valley Estates. The house i
is being built by Harmony Hall, <
Inc. The Roots have one son <
Chris. There transactions were i
handled by Jerry Cook, Inc. and 1
Associate Oakley McDaniels. 11
** * ]
The Damascus Auxiliary of 1
the Women's Board of Mont- 1
gomery General Hospital met
last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. McKendree Boyer. '■
* • *
The Woman of the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer will
have an important meeting this
evening, Tuesday, November 21
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Harris. 29051 Oak dr.
The first officers will be elected
and a name chosen for the or
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four functional committees will
be announced and general plans
for the year will be established.
All women who are members
and friends of the Congregation
are invited. Members of the
Church of the Redeemer will
be participating in the Com
munity Thanksgiving service at
the Methodist Church at 10 a.m.
• • *
Those from Damascus attend
ing the 37th Annual Convention
of the United Democratic Wom
en’s Clubs of Maryland which
met last week in the Emerson
Hotel Baltimore were, Mrs.
Robert Moxley, Mrs. Chester
'Leishear, Mrs. O. E. Williams,
Mrs. Howard Taylor and Mrs.
Herbert S. Hyatt.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
spent last weekend in Chattano-
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I oga, Tenn., where they attended
i the football game between
. Washington and Lee and the
i University of the South at
i Sewanee. Up to that weekend
■ both teams were undefeated.
I Washington and Lee were the
■ winners, which of course j
■ pleased the Hyatts, since their j
• son, Jerry, plays on that team, j
• * *
Members of the Damascus
i Lions Club are selling light
• bulubs in the community. The
t bulbs are sold in packages of
i six, 2 each of 60. 75 arid 100
. watts. They are guaranteed
• against defect for two years
, and will be replaced without
. charge by the Lions Club if
they fail to operate within this
period. Proceeds of the sale will
t go to the Eye Bank Program.
• If you are not contacted by a
Lion or wish to obtain addition
al bubs you may call the chair
man Roger Burdette, CL. 3-2301.
* * •
Four members of the Damas
cus Rotary Club attended the
District Institute held on Thurs
day at Carvell Hall, Annapolis.
;They were, C. R. Bikle, Robert
Sell, Charles Cramer and Char
lies Beaver. The speaker? at the
last two dinenr meetings in
Damascus were Mason Bell.
Sales Promotion Officer of the’
Baltimore Zone Chevrolet and
John Hill, a building contractor
from Silver Spring, who spoke
on the Builder-Contractor Trade
Association.
• •
Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer are
the happy parents of a baby
boy born. Friday. November 10
in Montgomery General Hospi
tal. He weighed In at 7 lb. 14 oz. i
and has been named John Tal- j
mage. Mrs. Mayers was the
former Mary Jo Watkins.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Duvall
and Mr. and Mrs. Talmage !
Watkins have returned from the
Annual Meeting of the South
ern States Co-op in Richmond,
Va. and a trip through Virginia
and West Virginia. I
All of us have much
to be thankful for
wtrjgMm* during this Thanks
giving Season.
We, especially,
extend our thanks
(45yrilland appreciation to
you our
customers tor your
efforts
B to serve you
H W May Thanks-
V Mr giving be a joyous
JP one for you and
yours!
MARK MOTOR Co.
MERCURY COMET
210 Hwtgcrford Drive. Rockville, (Md. HA. 7-7313
(ON THE BY-PASS)
SENTINEL count? M md!
Wednesday, Nov. 22, 1961
We are sorry to report that
the following are hospital pati
ents; Mrs. Barbara Watkins,
Suburban Hospital; Fred Oden,
Frederick Memorial; Thomas
Poole, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Poole, who was a patient
I (Continued on Page 10)
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